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Vinyl fencing is the zero-maintenance fencing solution for Seattle homeowners who want a clean, durable fence without the ongoing cost of staining, painting, or board replacement. Vinyl fence advantages in Seattle's climate: • Never needs painting, staining, or sealing • Won't rot, warp, or split in Seattle's 37" annual rainfall • No moss or mildew penetration — PVC doesn't provide organic substrate • Resists UV fading — most quality vinyl fences stay white or colored for 20+ years • Estimated lifespan: 25–30+ years • Virtually no maintenance — hose it off when it looks dirty

Vikings Exterior installs the full range of vinyl fence styles: • 6' privacy vinyl fence (most popular — solid tongue-and-groove panels) • 8' privacy vinyl fence (for maximum privacy or noise reduction) • Vinyl picket fence (3' or 4', traditional or contemporary profiles) • Vinyl semi-privacy fence (alternating boards with gaps) • Vinyl ranch rail fence (2, 3, or 4 rail — for property line definition) • Vinyl shadowbox fence (alternating pickets both sides) • Decorative post caps and lattice top options We use heavy-wall vinyl (1/8" minimum wall thickness) — not the lightweight vinyl sold at big-box stores that cracks in cold weather.

Cedar and vinyl each have distinct advantages — the right choice depends on your priorities. Vinyl wins on: • Maintenance — zero staining or painting, ever • Longevity — 25–30+ years vs. 15–25 for cedar • Consistent appearance — doesn't gray, silver, or weather • 20-year lifetime cost — typically less than cedar when you factor in maintenance Cedar wins on: • Natural aesthetics — nothing looks like real wood • Upfront cost — typically 15–25% less than vinyl • Repairability — individual boards can be replaced easily • Curb appeal in certain architectural styles For homeowners who want no maintenance and plan to stay long-term, vinyl typically costs less over 20 years despite the higher initial price. See our full comparison at /cedar-vs-vinyl-fence-seattle.

Vinyl fence installation in Seattle typically runs $35–$55 per linear foot installed, depending on fence height, style, and terrain. 2026 estimates (Seattle metro, installed): • 6' vinyl privacy fence: $35–$48/LF • 8' vinyl privacy fence: $42–$58/LF • 4' vinyl picket fence: $25–$38/LF • Vinyl ranch rail: $20–$32/LF For a typical 100 LF residential fence: • 6' privacy vinyl: $3,500–$4,800 • Compared to cedar: $2,200–$3,200 The premium is real — and so is the zero-maintenance benefit over 25+ years. Call [PHONE] for a free estimate and side-by-side comparison.

1. Free on-site estimate and property measurement 2. Style and color selection (white, tan, gray, clay available) 3. Utility location (we call 811 before any post installation) 4. Post hole digging and concrete setting 5. Panel and rail installation 6. Gate hardware and adjustment 7. Final walkthrough We use steel-reinforced vinyl posts in areas with high wind exposure — standard in Seattle's south and west exposures. All posts are set in concrete at the proper depth for the fence height.